Held together by disdain for Netanyahu, the new government can’t escape its occupation of Palestinians.
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In the Shadow of the Tiananmen Crackdown
Both China and the U.S. have profited from Beijing’s state violence.
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The Old Diplomatic Playbook Has Failed Israel-Palestine
Why Biden must pursue a rights-based approach
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In India, Suppressing Dissent Can’t Suppress COVID
The Modi government is more concerned with its public image than saving lives.
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Black Lives Matter, Palestinian Resistance, and the Ties That Bind
The symbiosis between African Americans and Palestinians grows as both groups face human rights crises.
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‘Palestinian Rights Are Worth Fighting For,’ Says Congress’s Champion of Human Rights
Talking with Betty McCollum, one of the lone, long-standing critics of Israel in the House
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How U.S. Taxpayers Are Invested in the Palestine-Israel Conflict
Billions of dollars of military aid to Israel, explained
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The Israel-Palestine Narrative Has Evolved
How words like ‘apartheid,’ ‘land theft,’ and ‘ethnic cleansing’ have entered the mainstream conversation
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Jeanne Shaheen, Defense Contractors, and the Afghanistan Withdrawal
The senator cites women’s rights as a reason not to leave, but New Hampshire arms manufacturers may also play a role.
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On Israel-Palestine, Biden Must Stop the Harm
The absence of a peace process doesn’t mean the absence of U.S. responsibility—or of the need to act as Jerusalem begins to boil over.
